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Audi R8 is the Sickest Car in the World, V-10 Makes it the Quickest Car

The Audi R8 has successfully carved its own niche some people has even considered it as the “sickest car” in the world. While some people in industry feel the R8 is just a way for the company to amortize the costs of the Lamborghini Gallardo – it is impossible to deny the Audi R8.

Top Android Tablet Picks, Rumored Android 4.3 Jelly Bean Coming Soon

The world has a new favorite OS and it is now slowing down. Recent reports suggest the increasing shares of Android in the mobile phone and computing industry. While there aren’t clear announcements from Google, the rumour mill has it that Android 4.3 update is coming soon. Android market shares not only jumped in the smartphone department but also in the tablet industry. More and more tablets are coming out with the Android OS and it is not difficult to understand why.
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NHTSA Proposes New Guidelines for New Age Self-Driving Cars

At last, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has set up new guidelines for drivers keen on self-driving cars. The move is a breakthrough as it is one of the first regulatory laws introduced by the agency with respect to autonomous vehicles.

Tesla Gathers Pace as it Plans New Charging Stations

Not unexpectedly, Tesla Motors Inc. is gathering pace as it has just announced that it will expand its charging stations. The advancement is aimed at giving the owners of electric cars the possibility of having a coast-to-coast ride. But the electric car producer had also a small surprise for its fans.

Microsoft Slashes Prices of Surface Tablets

Microsoft is cutting prices of its Surface tablets in what is seen as the tech giant unloading its inventory to prepare for refreshing the Surface line.

Motorola Working on Digital Tattoos, Password Pill

Besides releasing in October 2013 the Moto X smartphone, Motorola Mobility's first handset since it was acquired by Google, the company is working on new methods that would make remembering passwords unnecessary.

October Roll Out for Moto X Smartphone Made in Texas

The Moto X smartphone will move from being a rumour to a real device in October when Google's Motorola Mobility will roll out the mobile phone which will be manufactured in Fort Worth, Texas.

Apple (AAPL) Saves Billions in Taxes Thanks to Irish Woman Accountant

Cathy Kearney, 49, works for Apple Operations International in the city of Cork. Kearney is in charge of Apple's successful operations in Ireland. Apple's subsidiary in Cork is responsible for selling iPhones, iPads and Macbooks to African, European and Middle Eastern markets.

Why 2013 Might Be the Last Year You Drive a Car

Most people don't realise their car is actually a powerful computer. Computers in modern cars control the multimedia system, sat-nav, dashboard and engine. And approximately one third of all computing in cars is just to tell you what's going on.

CBA Views Tech Companies As Competitors for Financial Services

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia's (CBA) competitors are no longer just Westpac, ANZ Bank and the National Australia Bank (NAB), but also tech firms such as Apple and Google, CBA Chief Executive Ian Narev said on Tuesday.

Amazon to Go Head to Head vs Google, Facebook, Walmart and Yahoo

It may be too early to pinpoint what Amazon is doing but ongoing rumors suggest the web-based retail giant is planning on competing with the web giant Google. It may not just be Google – Amazon’s plans seem to incorporate everything from Walmart to Facebook and Yahoo.

Google to Enter Wireless Network Business in SubSaharan Africa, Southeast Asia

From search engine, Google entered into manufacturing of devices and is now foraying into the wireless network business, completing the cycle of IT connectivity. Reports said that Google will fund and help run wireless networks in emerging markets, specifically SubSaharan Africa and Southeast Asia.

Ford Gives Australian Production the Brush-off

Ford Motor Co. is to give Australian production the brush-off as it has informed that it would stop manufacturing cars in the world's twelve largest economy.

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